Small game heads.

[Fred T]

What have you found that shoots good and is effective?I'll primarilly be using them for the odd bunny and ruffed grouse.

[the elf]

Try a field point with a washer behind it.
Works well for traditional bows
and should work well for xbows----and the washer helps stop the arrow from hiding after the shot.

[awshucks]

Lot's of rocks here so I favor the blunts......fairly lost my taste for $10 squirrels

[jh45gun1]

The washer trick works. I have used a arrow set up like that several times. Works good with aluminum arrows I never tried it with a carbon one.

[Dereck]

Judo points is the way I would go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15LbWKy-3KI

[Pydpiper]

I like the zwickey grapplers, if nothing else, they help keep an arrow from getting lost in brush and grass.
I shot a squirrel with one of those big rubber tips that slide over a broadhead, that thing passed clean through the squirrel. I remember seeing light through the poor bugger before he fell.

[Dan/kingfish]

I've had luck with Muzzy Grasshoppers behind broadheads for turkeys, should work well with field points for smaller critters.

[cdn.redneck]

carefull with small game

[Fred T]

Thanks all for the replies.Those Judo points look interesting but in the video Dereck linked to it was stated a head shot was necessary. Thats a tall order on a bunny or grouse,at least for me.

I might give the washer /field point combo a try.The price is certainly right.

Redneck thanks for the warning,if I encounter any big white bunnies like those,I'll just smile and wave ,then quickly move on.

[the elf]

Or you could also use a wingnut placed wings forward with a bolt to hold it on.
also very devastating.

[jh45gun1]

Has any one tried the washer trick with a carbon arrow? I know it works good with a aluminum arrow. I just do not want to mess up a carbon arrow if it puts too much force on the front of the arrow. Not at 8 dollars a pop. I am using carbons with capture nocks.

[jh45gun1]

I gave up on Judo points the wires get messed up after a few shots and they are not cheap to replace.

[Pydpiper]

Here are a few that I use, the Zwickey (far left) is my favourite. It works like a friction brake on the shaft, sometimes prevents a pass through, and makes finding the arrow easier. Cheap, tough and so small that once you get it on to a field point, you do not have to adjust for the weight difference and POI.
I worry about the larger blunts putting too much stress on the shaft after contact, but they do work.

[kamont]

I use Adder points behind a field tip. The adder points run 25gr so I shoot 125 gr field tips to keep everything at 150gr

[Pydpiper]

That looks devastating!!
Awesome.
Weight?